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bob_r wrote in post #18262273
If you were referring to my image, it's actually an ocelot. The markings are very similar to a fishing cat, but they come from our Southern neighbors rather than Asia.

I was but you are wrong . Your cat is a fishing cat definitely not an Ocelot. An Ocelot has bigger ears and paws.

This is an Ocelot

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misty66 wrote in post #18262473
I was but you are wrong . Your cat is a fishing cat definitely not an Ocelot. An Ocelot has bigger ears and paws.

This is an Ocelot

I'm not an authority, but this is the list of the animals that the zoo shows being exhibited in their "Cat Country" exhibit.

"Commercial Appeal Cat Country

Capybara
Caracal
Cheetah
Cougar
Crested screamer
Great cats
African lion
Bengal tiger
Sumatran tiger
Jaguar
Leopard
Snow leopard
Klipspringer
Meerkat
Ocelot
Red panda
Reeve's muntjac"

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misty66 wrote in post #18262684
"That is silly a zoo that doesn't know their own species. But I know 100% sure I'm right. But Like a said it is a great photo..

tdierikx wrote in post #18262725
It's definitely a Fishing Cat... trust me, I'm a fully qualified zookeeper...

Here's one of our Fishing Cats at Taronga Zoo Sydney (Australia)...

T.

tdierikx wrote in post #18262725
It's definitely a Fishing Cat... trust me, I'm a fully qualified zookeeper...

Here's one of our Fishing Cats at Taronga Zoo Sydney (Australia)...

T.

Perhaps they have added a new animal without updating their list. Thanks for the info.

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misty66 wrote in post #18262807
Hello handsome.. what a beauty... I love fishing cats and Ocelots they are great.

I'm a fan of both species as well and love photographs of them.


Keep 'em coming.

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bob_r wrote in post #18262673
I'm not an authority, but this is the list of the animals that the zoo shows being exhibited in their "Cat Country" exhibit.

"

Interesting that they have animals in there that are definitely NOT cats eg: Klipspringer, Capybara (The capybara is the largest rodent in the world. It is a member of the genus Hydrochoerus..)

I am sure they had some rationale for that - like maybe they live in Cat Country which must be a eco-system I have never heard of or maybe are food for the big cats?

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Gregsiem wrote in post #18262872
Interesting that they have animals in there that are definitely NOT cats eg: Klipspringer, Capybara (The capybara is the largest rodent in the world. It is a member of the genus Hydrochoerus..)

I am sure they had some rationale for that - like maybe they live in Cat Country which must be a eco-system I have never heard of or maybe are food for the big cats?

"Cat Country" is an area of the zoo reserved mainly for different species of cats, but there are other animals also displayed in that area.
Here are a couple of other specimens from "Cat Country" that I took the same day that fit this thread.

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Grizz wrote in post #18258435

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Great shot and find indeed Craig.

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